Procede Software Parts Pick

Procede Software Parts Pick: Procede Software describes Parts Pick as a digital parts picking solution integrated with its Excede dealer management system. The company announced it in a release carried by EIN Presswire and Trucks, Parts and Service, calling it a native digital parts picking product.

Procede Software Parts Pick: Lease Rental Plus, Mobile Service Plus and Parts Pick

It replaces paper pick tickets with mobile workflows.

According to Procede, pickers use a companion Android app on a tablet, phone or barcode-enabled scanner to receive assignments, update quantities and complete pick requests. Changes sync immediately to Excede, so parts and service staff see the same information without extra effort.

The company says the product was shaped by feedback from parts and service teams and that its interface follows familiar Excede design conventions, which it links to shorter training time. The stated goals are speed, accuracy and accountability in the parts and service departments.

Parts Pick is described as part of an expanding mobile strategy alongside Mobile Service Plus and barcode scanning. The app is listed on Google Play under the Procede name.

The company's parts management page describes the wider parts tools. Excede DMS version 10.2 introduced related capabilities, according to Procede.

A parts manager at a commercial vehicle dealership would ask how pick assignments are created and prioritized, how the scanner or tablet is used in the warehouse, how quantities and exceptions are reconciled with inventory, how a picker's work is recorded for accountability and how the app behaves without network coverage.

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Parts Pick replaces the printed pick ticket with a digital queue inside Excede, Procede's DMS for commercial vehicle dealers. Requests come from parts sales orders, technician parts requests on service orders and transfers between branches, and pickers work from an Android app on a tablet, phone or barcode scanner.

Procede says changes sync immediately, related requests are grouped to cut duplicate trips and urgent or high-value orders can be moved to the front. A parts manager should check which scanners are supported, how partial picks are recorded and how a cancelled order is removed from the queue.

Procede calls Parts Pick the first native digital parts-picking tool built into a commercial vehicle DMS, which matters because requests start inside existing orders and transfers instead of a separate system. A parts manager should walk through one day of real picks: how a short-picked item is flagged back to the counter, how a branch transfer is acknowledged on arrival and whether scanner use is required of every picker.

Procede Software Parts Pick functions
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Lease Rental Plus, Mobile Service Plus and Parts PickNamed modules and mobile applications.